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Spectroscopy: Molecular Classification and Energy Levels

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This lecture covers the classification of molecules based on their moments of inertia, including linear, spherical, prolate symmetric, and oblate symmetric tops. It also discusses the energy levels of different molecular shapes in the microwave spectrum.

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